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A fictional second-floor plan with door and window schedules. Four places are circled in red.

A–201 / Meridian CourtFictional sample drawing

  1. The details make the difference

    One sheet.
    A closer look.

    Four things worth catching.
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  2. Sample finding Window

    An escape window. That doesn’t open.

    Bedroom 203B has one window: W3, 600 × 600, fixed glass. Note 6 on this sheet calls for an opening escape window in every bedroom.

    W3 · fixed glass / Note 6

  3. Sample finding Wall assembly

    A break in the fire separation.

    Beside Unit 206, the corridor wall is tagged P2: an unrated partition. Note 3 calls for F1, a 45-minute separation, along every corridor.

    P2 · corridor at Unit 206 / Note 3

  4. Sample finding Door swing

    One door. The wrong direction.

    The door into Stair 2 swings into the corridor. Note 5 and the door schedule both say stair doors should swing in the direction of exit travel.

    S2 · Stair 2 / Note 5

  5. Sample finding Window schedule

    Two widths. For the same window.

    The plan shows W2 living-room windows at 1800 wide. The schedule says 1500. The two need to agree before the windows are ordered.

    W2 · plan 1800 / schedule 1500

  6. Four circles. One drawing.

    The proof is
    on the sheet.

    The plan, notes and schedules, read together. Your team decides what to do next.

Sample floor-plan detail with kitchen, stair and living spaces

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